that is all in on this thursday night, rachel maddow starts right now good evening rachel. now good evening rachel. much appreciated. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. it is called the port of new o castle. it's the largest coal port in the whole world. it's in australia. about $20 billion worth of coal2 gets shipped through that one port every year. that's more than any other place on earth.ed and yesterday all operations at the port of newcastle in australia were brought to a complete halt because of something that port had never a before had to contend with. it was a young woman named hannah and her friend. >> my name's hannah, and i'm here. i've sailed'm off the largest cl part. i'm here with my friend deana, and we're stopping this coal terminal from loading all coal into ships andlo from unloading all coal from coltrains.ro this is part of the largest coal part in the world, and we're here with blockade australia topping the operation. right now it's being used to ship off coal that's come from countries -- from first nationsa lands all across this conti

what does it mean for msnbc to have brian williams leading, rachel maddow next year moving to a dailyt problem? >> one of the things that struck me is msnbc used to have a pipeline for developing younger stars to come up and take their place as the face of msnbc or as important positions in their programming. rachel maddow subbed for keith olbermann a lot when he was hosting "countdown" and was their biggest star and eventually she got her own show, and when he left, she took over as the biggest star at msnbc. lawrence o'donnell guest hosted at "countdown" and he moved up to get his own show. they haven't really been developing talent like that in recent years and i think it's left them in a position where they don't have any anchor who is sort of a clear successor to brian williams at least. people have been talking a little bit about who might succeed rachel maddow, but they don't really have a great farm team or sense of who is next in line to step up for these big jobs, and i think that might be their biggest challenge right now. >> i think for williams, it's going to be brian wil

msnbc's rachel maddow in a monologue about the tragedy in waukesha over the weekend making no mentionthe lives of 6 innocent people. >> allies have been on wisconsin where yesterday afternoon and an thinkable crime took life after life after life after life at a holiday parade. a red suv inexplicably spit into the parade written directly into people marching in the parade. >> what do you think of that? the red suv spit into the crowd but made no mention of the fact the man who committed these crimes did so because he was out on bail reform, shouldn't of been on the street in the first place. >> i do think rachel maddow in the media are going to unite the country over how bad they are, how disingenuous they are. he shouldn't have been out on bail, number 2, understand this guy had post after post after post on social media about wanting to kill white people. this is a media that draws a link to white supremacy when a white guy shoots 3 white guys yet a black fellow who says i want to kill white people runs over 45 white people and we are pretending he just had a bad gps in his car. if

some of them are actually calling the attack a crash and others like rachel maddow conveniently leftpanning over 20 years. why? reporting those inconvenient truths don't advance her narrative. in their world white supremacists are terrorizing the country. that's the only way to explain their difference in the coverage of that tragedy and the kyle rittenhouse case. >> the fact that white roam thes of conference and celebrate little white murderous supremacist and the fact that he gets to walk the halls freely. >> sean: joe, welcome to prime. i think this was an intentional act where you actually watch the video you see mr. brooks swerving in to the population of the parade goers. he wasn't trying to avoid them. but here you have the media not calling this attack for what it was, they are actually calling it attack -- an attack. why? >> yeah. a crash suspect, as you noted, sean. a crash implies an unintentional act. right in the car lost control. it wasn't a driver's fault. it was an accident. but, no it wasn't. here are the facts. one officer pounded on the hood of the driver and told

night rachel maddow show starts right now, good evening rachel. >> i am going to for sure listen to that. that sounds fantastic >> it's really. fun >> excellent. well then my friend,. thank you very much and thank you at-home for joining us this find there's evening. thursday night. also known here as the rachel maddow show as friday eve. yes. it's great to have you here. there's a lot going on tonight. you will recall exactly this time last night, this time on last night show, nbc news had just called the very closely thought new jersey governor's race. virginia and new jersey are the only two states that hold their governor races in a year like this, the odd numbered year right after a presidential election, they are the only two states that do, if they do it every four years, all the way back to the 1980, every year t the president has seen the governor loose his race bothe in virginia and in new jersey. that's the way the pendulum swings. president biden this week actually became the first newly elected president of the united states since ronald reagan to not fall prey to that curse

"the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening, ali. >> long drives or e-bike drives, you're looking good, chris. you may not get fully sweaty, but you're putting some effort in there. more than i am. >> thank you very much. have a great holiday, man. >> you have a good one, my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off. she'll be back on monday. the law stated -- >> that was georgia's citizen's arrest law. it enabled any ordinary citizen to capture any other ordinary citizen if they claimed a person committed a crime. it was made the law of the state in 1863. it's no coincidence that that law was put into place that year, 1863 was codified, the law was codified just after president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation and enslaved people in georgia started fleeing their captors. one cornell law professor put it bluntly. and it remained the state's law during jim crow when it was used to justify the lynchings of four black people in january of 1912. it was used again to ju

and then stick around to join me, rachel maddow, jaw rave, that steve kornacki there as well. 9:30 eastern. don't miss it. on wednesday january 6th, as we watch thousands of trump supporters -- one of the biggest questions of the day was, why was law enforcement so unprepared? there is explosive new reporting from washington post that details the largely ignored efforts of one man, who tried hard to warn that federal authorities, the head of intelligence at d.c.'s homeland security office, saw the warning signs, sounded a very alarm he could. he's here to tell me what's what's wrong. next. t' what's wrong next next plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves your stomach... where it is absorbed to give you the benefits of life saving aspirin... to help prevent another heart attack or stroke. heart protection with your stomach in mind. try new liquid-filled vazalore. aspirin made amazing! facing expensiv

and good evening for those anticipating rachel maddow we will be joining her broadcast as it aired 9:00 eastern time live on the eastern coast just a bit, or coming up on the air just of the top here to update you on the news this evening, since rachael went off the air. the house has voted on something, and in news more specific plea is they have finally passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill, a cornerstone for all these many months of the biden agenda. 13 republicans voted in favor, across the aisle to vote with democrats. six democrats voted against the infrastructure bill, more on that in a moment. it is now on its way to the presidents desk, i want to play for you the moment when it was apparent on the floor of the house of representatives, that this was going to pass, and the spontaneous democratic celebration with. >> on this vote, the aids or 228, and the nays are 206. the motion is adopted. >> and i want to go right to ali vitali, our correspondent on capitol hill, who is with us for the last hour of live coverage. ali, is this a in a car going to the white house. because

exhibited some optimism about this bill actually passing, and kevin mccarthy thought, i'll show rachel maddow. i'll show her for being optimistic. i'll add a couple of alter hours to this. process >> what it is, is that he knows i got a picture early this morning to go fishing, so i'm going to have a hard time staying up extra lead to do coverage if it goes to four in the morning. he's like, she didn't even catch everything. >> he is actually running for speaker. he knows that if the republicans win back the control of the house, he is not a shoe in for being speaker. and on the same day as mark meadows was quoted as saying, donald trump should be the next speaker of the house, there is kevin mccarthy, out there tonight, running for the job on the house floor. >> what did you think of meadows saying that? that was an unprompted thing that he brought up. that was a crack the idea that republicans are circulated months ago, that had disappeared from the discourse and then meadows brought it back today. and i tend to think that he is not a person who does that sort of thing, literally, because a

eastern, join me, rachel maddow, joy reid, steve kornacki starting at 9:30 eastern, don't miss it. wednesday, january 6th, as we watched thousands of trump supporters attack the capitol, one of the big is questions is why was law enforcement so unprepared. there is explosive reporting that details the largely ignored efforts of one man who tried to warn federal authorities, the head of intelligence at d.c, sounded the warning alarms, everything he could, he's here to tell me what went wrong next. e to tell me what went wrong next. d a flexible plan for cash flow that lasts, even when you're not working, so you can go from saving... to living. ♪ let's go ♪ so you can go from saving... to living. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? now helps the places you go too. try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains

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did you see rachel maddow look into the camera and say she is a racist? that's the key to crt. it's garbage, but the slecht leg media can't stand up to the far left. they say speaking out against something that doesn't exist is racist. >> youngkin played the race card for a reason because he knows it works on certain white voters. >> racism reared its ugly head. >> some of it was dog whistle racism. fight wasn't a dog whistle, it was a bullhorn. jesse: this is the state that voted for barack obama twice. youngkin won 55% of the hispanic vote, 60% of the white vote. he doubled donald trump's numbers with females. americans are sick and tired of the left calling them racist, calling their kids racist, calling the country racist. martin luther king would have opposed critical race theory. >> i have a dream that fly four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the contents of their character. jesse: the left turned mlk upside down. he want sad color blind society and the left wants to see clear. the lieutenant go

rachel maddow lied and the networks lied to you the american people. we got it right. we did not rush to judgment. we got the facts and corroborated the sources that gave us the information before bringing it to you. it's play out again in the case of kyle rittenhouse. last year joe biden referred to rittenhouse as a white supremacist. multiple media outlets refer to rittenhouse as a vigilantly. the woke ice cream company ben and jerry says this shows our country is racist. one fake news journalist tweeted: powerful media figures ignoring key evidence and rushing to judgment as usual. and the case of the supreme court justice kavanaugh or clarence thomas am in this case energid to destroy a 17-year-old young man all because of their political agenda. any unrest will be their fault. joe biden it will be your fault. just like it's your fault anything that happens to afghanistan that you abandoned. all of you in the media mob it will be your fault. those who created an expectation among the public based on a set of lies with zero evidence and zero due process and zero pre

i have a problem with rachel maddow, i think that's awesome. i love the idea there's dissenting voices. i love to flip the channel. there. much of it is the same with my family but i think that's healthy. i it makes me a stronger conservative when i can listen to what they sayso i think the easiest thing is to go back to logic andfacts . why should we hear both sides ? i think you should hear crazy people as you go okay, that is crazy. now i know why were doing what we're doing but you should realize that there's dissenting opinion that there are a spectrum of opinions. that's what makes this debate healthy. we should encourageit . especially at college campuses. the funny part about college that's one of the reasons you're there is to get exposed to ideas and different views and yet it's like no, here is what we will listen tocomrades ? i think what i would say is that you push people to say no, but that was in let's talk about it and then secondly i think it's a get involved. understand that the tools there whether it's inherited inherited ac

. >>> the rachel maddow show starts now. >> chris, am i going to see you in person doing election coverage? >> we will be hanging in person. >> i am both super excited and feel like i have never been around other humans i have worked with before. i have forgotten how to do it. >> we have the posse and he's pointing at the teleprompter. i have gotten used to working in an environment with everybody. >> you were always better than me, but i will be velcroed to the corner of the wall. you dpies do it. i am out here with my mask. >> should be fun. >> i will see you then. >>> thanks for joining us this hour. tomorrow we will be doing full blown election for the elections happening tomorrow, new jersey and virginia and across the country. if you have plans to have your usual tuesday night bopping around doing other stuff, it will be an important election coverage night tomorrow. >>> two men left on death row in virginia. the last time a person was sentenced to det was a decade ago. the last time prison staff legally killed one of their prisoners was four years ago in 2017. in march of this year

"the rachel maddow show" starts now with ali velshi who is in for rachel.kend. >>> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off. she'll be back on monday, however. here is something that is worth watching if you didn't see it today. i'm going to tell you, this is not an exciting piece of tape. in fact it's so bland and normal that if we were living at any other time, we wouldn't bother to play it for you. but today it's worth seeing. this is the republican candidate for governor of new jersey today conceding last week's election which he lost to new jersey's incumbent democratic governor. >> to those who are disappointed that i'm conceding, to those whose faith in our election system is shaken, to those who are angry that i'm not asking for a recount today, let me say this. i've worked every day and night for 22 months to become new jersey's governor. if you think

and their ratings were taking up and rachel maddow was beating hannity for 10 minutes. >> jesse: don'tk hold and covid was stubborn and the economy and supply chain and all the rest of it, the commentators also became deflated and defensive. they identified totally with a man in the oval office. they see their own profits rise and fall. >> jesse: that is a good point. >> dagen: but they are still awesome at ignoring facts. it is chalk toad. he's talking about republican states the best states in case of covid for 100,000. florida of the 50 states is the best state. alabama and hawaii and then texas which has a vaccine mandate. the worst cases of numbers was vermont. the fourth highest or one of the worst, fourth highest in cases, the highest percentage of fully vaccinated individuals. so vermont has a case problem but not all of these wide-open skates where you can suck face with a stranger in miami if you feel like it. >> dana: well. >> jesse: we will be booking a flight later tonight. two huge trails for hate crime jussie smollett and accused ghislaine maxwell. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

rachel maddow is the top rated host. of all, the bias of omission pretending something didn't happen. much like the administration isn't talking about it all that much. in lock step. the overall coverage as far as this being called, what, a crash suspect, this person. a crash implies an unintentional act. it is like, oh, no, the car drove itself. the charges here were what was it exactly, boy? it was more along the lines of intentional as far as vehicular murder here. vehicular homicide. >> benjamin: we have critics who called out the media for the deadly car ramming and they call it a crash. at the same time they label the 2017 charlotteville incident an attack. you see headlines here, cbs, associated press, cnn, a few examples. twitter users quick to call it out. one saying if you are referring to the waukesha incident as a car crash and the charlotteville incident as a car attack we can all see what's going on here. another media outlets reducing vehicular killings to crashes is malpractice. it has been remarkable and

night the rachel maddow show starts right now, good evening rachel. >> good evening chris, thank you much much appreciated. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. when there is a lot of focus on washington in the news, sometimes we like to do a thing sometimes, we like to do a thing where we look beyond the beltway. look at newspapers around the country to see how the national news is playing around the actual mission. and not just in the capitol. that's something that we try to do sort of frequently here on the show. we've done that on covid a number of times. we've done it around big political issues, issues like impeachment, for example. i find it to be sort of a helpful reset. sort of a slice of the news world that gets you out of the beltway mind-set for a minute. well today, house speaker nancy pelosi's staff, they seem to have had a similar kind of idea. pelosi staffers sent out snapshots of front newspapers around the country, in terms of how they're covering the trillion infrastructure bill that just passed through congress and that president biden is about to sign.

the rachel maddow show starts now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening. thank you, my friend.s was good news. there was a bunch of good news today and this is the news that i woke up to today that i almost couldn't believe. the trial took about 1200 people who got covid, and within five days of starting to show symptoms, half of the people in the trial got the drug,

the rachel maddow show starts right. no good evening, rachel. it has been a busy day in the news today. a lot of news continuing tonight. we happy to have you here. it has been a busy news day and a lot is continuing tonight. we got word late this afternoon, feels like evening, we got word that the fda looks like it's going to move this week to approve booster shots for all adults. the previous approval had just been for high-risk adults to get boosters, but a bunch of states have basically ignored that and started making booster shots available for any adult that wants one. it's moving tonight that that should be the national standard by the end of the week, booster shots approved for all u.s. adults. that's good news. it's at least sort of simplifying news in terms of the rules and formal government advice about vaccinations. that news comes on the same day, we've learned, that pfizer is going to the fda to get approval for its new antiviral pill. this is not a vaccine, this is a pill you take as a treatment for covid. merck has one of these a

reporting on, this is so crucial, thank you very, much that is all in on this once in night, the rachel maddowt, now good evening rachel. >> good evening, thank you so much my, front and thank you so much for joining us this. our it was a sunday, in late february, 1965. the autobahn ballroom had 156 and broadway in harlem in new york city, it's a landmark, bill building, beautiful building, had a huge theater that's had thousands of people. and on the second floor there was an actual ballroom. and the capacity of the ballroom was smaller. the capacity of the ballroom for dinners and other seeded a events were about 200 people. but that, sunday february 21st, 1965, there were double. that number of people crowded into the room. a packed audience, 400 people. in the, room all their, to hear one of the towering a most controversial figures in american civil rights history. malcolm ex had been theex had bh

love the rachel maddow show, starts right now, good evening rachel. >> good evening, chris thank youch appreciated. thank you at-home for joining me this, hour he stood six foot two. he was a handsome guy. standup athlete. a good student as well. but he was also a solid multi sports athlete. he played baseball, tennis, he was particularly a very good swimmer. he graduated from high school in 1960, went to college with a history major in, college graduated in 1964. and then in 1965 he enlisted in the united states army. now, if you are doing the math, him enlisting in 1965, that was way before the draft for vietnam. the driver vietnam didn't start until years later, in late 1969. he won in from the spring of 1967 to the spring of 1968. in april of 1968 he earned the silver star, and there was an attack on his battalion command post. he exposed himself to enemy fire, to pull his injured colleagues to safety to give them first aid. he earned the silver star that day, april 1968. it was a thursday in april. and that thursday that he earned the silver star that he went through that hell,

. >>> rachel maddow starts now. good evening, rachel. >> thank you, chris, much appreciated.onight. we got word late this afternoon, feels like evening, we got word that the fda looks like it's going to move this week to approve booster shots for all adults. the previous approval had just been for high-risk adults to get boosters, but a bunch of states started ignoring that and making boosters available for any adult that wants one. it's moving tonight that that should be the national standard by the end of the week, booster shots approved for all u.s. adults. that's good

that is all in on this wednesday night, rachel maddow shows now. evening rachel. >> good evening chris, thank you very much my friend. i will say, you just did that quick it, wait put chris back. you just did that quick it, with steve kornacki, about the call in new jersey, the colleges came in in the past couple of minutes right? >> yes, we are in commercial break. we came out of it to go to kornacki at the big. board tonight is now as of nbc and official called it phil murphy has been reelected as governor. >> okay, what i'm gonna do, if you don't mind, if i'm not retroactively stepping on your toes, i'm going to ask steve kornacki who's been awake for a very long time, i'm going to ask him to come back. intersections segment and walk us through why it took a long time, and why the it's closely going to be in the end, just to be clear, the call has officially been ruled by bc. >> you are in the clear, and i'm sure that's someone who can pass that message, will do so on tv here. >> thank you my friend. and thank you home for joining us. 25 years,

the rachel maddow show starts now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening. thank you, my friend. much preached. thanks for joining us. happy friday. this was good news. there was a bunch of good news today and this is the news that i woke up to today that i almost couldn't believe. the trial took about 1200 people who got covid, and within five days of starting to show symptoms, half of the people in the trial got the drug, half got a placebo. there were 600 people who got the placebo. of those 600 people who effectively weren't treated, who got the placebo instead of the drug, 41 of those 600 people ended up in the hospital. ten of them died. there were these other people that got the drug on the same time line. of those 600, there weren't 41 people hospitalized. there were six people hospitalized. there weren't ten people who died. there were zero people who died. those were the results among people who got the drug five days after he got their first symptoms. dramatically better odds in terms of keeping yourself out of the hospital and staying alive. for people who got the dru

that's all in tonight and "the rachel maddow show" starts. >> thank you. good evening. our various cases unfolding and courtrooms around the country. the trial in georgia of the three men accused of killing an african-american jogger in their neighborhood running him down in their january of last year. in wiscon man accused of killing two people and shooting and wounding a third during protests and unrest after a police shooting in kenosha of wisconsin, in august of last year. there is also the where who's who of the white nationalists of the neo-nazi group, killing one woman and injuring a dozen people in 2017. add to all of those unfolding dramas into today's news and i would also add another court proceeding underway kevin strickland had been imprisoned for 43 years for a murder that prosecutors say he definitely did not commit. this is the prosecutor's office who says they discovered in their words this man is quote, "factually innocent of the crime for which he's done 40 years in prison." it was not rim and somebody else confessed of the crime. the prosecutors lock

p it's always good to see you, but this might be the first time on "the rachel maddow show" that we've had a live strawberry and a live blueberry. i'll check if that's true. always good to see you, my friend. bill nye is the ceo of the planetary society. we appreciate your time tonight. there is a lot to be thankful for this year but there's one group of people that deserve extra attention this thanksgiving eve. i'll talk about them on the other side. other side inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to break tradition in a cadillac. don't just put on a light show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really slays. because in a cadillac, tradition is yours to define. so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. ♪ ♪ >>> over the past few years journalists have increasingly been forced to question official police accounts. in june of 2020, three months after breonna taylor was killed, police in louisville, kentucky, released a nearly blank report omitting that she

going to comment on a case, you then don't comment on the case that buzzwords that your friends rachel maddow and don women are going to pick up on. not commenting but vigilante with the assault rifle. that's commenting on the case though she vowed not to do so. think about the lies of the been told about kyle rittenhouse. we told took over told he had an illegal weapon, that he was chasing after people. that he had no family in kenosha. we were told all those things of anyone who watched the trial, found out not true. we will see with the jury comes down. i will say jacob blake was shot in kenosha. it results in violence in the streets. our leaders, i hope we here for a call from -- a call for peace. it should be reiterated because the stakes are very high. >> emily: harris, you've covered so many high-profile trials on yesterday in the courtroom we had a visceral reaction to an incident in the courtroom when during closing arguments the prosecutor raised up the actual ar-15 rifle that rittenhouse had used and pointed the rifle at people in the court room after asking on the mike, make sure

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening aim, and it's good to see you there my, friends thank you so much, much appreciated. >> thank you. >> and thanks to at-home for joining us this hour, really happy to have you here, hope you had a good holiday weekend. out as of tonight, midnight tonight on the eastern the caribbean this older woman who you might recognize will no longer be the head of state. as of the stroke of midnight tonight, queen elizabeth will no longer be, among her other titles, the queen of barbados. as of tonight there will no longer be a queen of barbados. there will be a president. dame sandra mason. she's currently the governor general of barbados. that technically means she's been the top representative of the queen there, but tonight that job goes away. barbados will cease to have a queen or king for that matter. it wil

night the rachel maddow show starts right now, good evening rachel. >> good evening chris, thank youciated. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. when there is a lot of focus on washington in the news, sometimes we like to do a thing sometimes, we like to do a thing where we look beyond the beltway. look at newspapers around the country to see how the national news is playing around the actual mission. and not just in the capitol. that's something that we try to do sort of frequently here on the show. we've done that on covid a number of times. we've done it around big political issues, issues like impeachment, for example. i find it to be sort of a helpful reset. sort of a slice of the news world that gets you out of the beltway mind-set for a minute. well today, house speaker nancy pelosi's staff, they seem to have had a similar kind of

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris, thank you very much, my friend. you just did that quick hit with -- put chris back. >> hi. >> hello. with steve kornacki about the call in new jersey. the call came in within the past couple of minutes, right? >> yes, we were in commercial break and we came out of it to go to kornacki at the big board. that is now, as of msnbc, an official call, that phil murphy will be reelected as governor of new jersey. >> okay. what i'm going to do, if you don't mind, i'm going to ask steve kornacki who has been weak for a very long time, i'm going to ask him to come back in our second segment and walk us through why it took so long, how close it's going to be. to be clear, the call has officially been made by msnbc. >> it has. i'm sure someone can pass that message along to steve. >> we'll do so on tv here, just to be safe. thank you, my friend, much appreciated. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. 25 years ago, in 1996, a lawsuit was f

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. s what you think, chris. >> i'm giving the chris hayes house view on the macroeconomic outlook for the next six months. i'm just reading stuff like everyone else. >> it's the only one i'd listen to. come on. don't sell yourself short. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. it's good to have you here. shotguns are legal. sawed-off shotguns are not legal. the national firearms act of 1934 put in place new federal rules. 1934. against owning whole big classes of weapons and weapons accessories that were believed to be associated with serious crime. so that 1934 law included things like machine guns and silencers and sawed-off

that is all in on this thursday night, rachel maddow starts right now good evening rachel.good evening rachel. much appreciated. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. it is called the port of new o castle. it's the largest coal port in the whole world. it's in australia. about $20 billion worth of coal2 gets shipped through that one port every year. that's more than any other place on earth.ed and yesterday all operations at the port of newcastle in australia were brought to a complete halt because of something that port had never a before had to contend with. it was a young woman named hannah and her friend. >> my name's hannah, and i'm here. i've sailed'm off the largest cl part. i'm here with my friend deana,

rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening chris. i got your text.with you tomorrow, but i would like to have a rain check very soon. is that possible? >> that's great. and anytime you want to discuss their attacks on national television, also great. yes, arrange epic. i'm holding you arrange act. and i will send a follow-up. in the future. >> i was just going to say, and we will please exchange puppy picks. thank you very much. we'll never talk about this in public again. thank you my friend. and thanks to your home for joining us. that's our big show, tonight lots of news to get to. late this afternoon, six new subpoenas for high-profile subpoenas. issued by the january six investigation in congress. they have subpoenaed the trump 2020 campaign manager, trump national security adviser mike flynn. trump campaign communications chief jason miller. the disgraced former new york city police commissioner,er york city police commissioner/ ex-convict bernie kerik, john eastman who devised the strategy that was the reason trump summoned his supporters to w

the rachel maddow show starts right. no good evening, rachel.n a busy day in the news today. a lot of news continuing tonight. we happy to have you here. it has been a busy news day and a lot is continuing tonight. we got word late this afternoon, feels like evening, we got word that the fda looks like it's going to move this week to approve booster shots for all adults. the previous approval had just been for high-risk adults to get boosters, but a bunch of states have basically ignored that and started making booster shots available for any adult that wants one. it's moving tonight that that should be the national standard by the end of the week, booster shots approved for all u.s. adults. that's good news. it's at least sort of simplifying news in terms of the rules and formal government advice about vaccinations. that news comes on the same day, we've learned, that pfizer is

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except for rachel maddow who had relentlessly trumpeted the investigation. >> this report comes in thencerted attack on christopher steele himself from republicans in congress. they are alleging that he was basically peddling false information. >> and last night she slammed special counsel john durham's case. >> the unmistakable impression is that this indictment is designed to smear christopher steele's intelligence reports as things that were deliberately made up and concocted by rascally democrats. >> the steele dossier may seem like a mere footnote in the incredibly complicated saga that once dominated our national politics. now that its wild charges are being further discredited, many in the media have lost interest. bret? >> bret: all right, howie, we will tune into media buzz, glean greenwald journalist will be with you. up next the panel on the status of president biden tax and spend. first beyond our borders tonight a chinese spokeswoman say people support taiwan independence will be criminally libel for life. people subject to the new rule will not be allowed to enter the mai

the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> good evening, chris, thank you, my friend, much appreciatewas sort of an intense news day. i think it was intense in part because so much of what has been driving the news today nationwide are various cases ung

the conspiracy theorists, the ever so loved rachel maddow at msdnc. she had the moral courage to admit she was wrong. she lied to her audience. neither do any of her colleagues at msdnc or her friends at fake news cnn, "the new york times." all three broadcast networks, they lied to this country, to you, the american people, for years. by the way, in every one of these cases we've mentioned, we got it right, we didn't rush to judgment and we got the facts and we of course corroborateded the sources that gave us the information before bringing it to you. and now the same thing is playing out all over again in the case of kyle rittenhouse. last year during the campaign, joe biden himself referring to rittenhouse as a "white supremacist." last week house democratic leader hakeem jeffries tweeted "lockup kyle rittenhouse and just throw away the key." of multiple media outlets referring to him as a vigilante, woke a ice cream company ben & jerry's tweeting the rittenhouse trial displays yet again that our justice system is racist. how would this child goin